लोमश उवाच । राज्यं चकार कैलास दवदवा जगत्पतिः । गणैः समेतो बहुभिर्वीरभद्रान्वितो महान्
lomaśa uvāca | rājyaṃ cakāra kailāsa davadavā jagatpatiḥ | gaṇaiḥ sameto bahubhirvīrabhadrānvito mahān
قال لوماشا: إنَّ ربَّ العالمين أقام مُلكَه على كايلاسا، محاطًا بجماعاتٍ كثيرة من الغَنا (gaṇa)، ومصحوبًا بالعظيم فيرابهادرا.
Lomaśa
Tirtha: Kailāsa
Type: peak
Listener: Sages/pilgrims in the Kedāra-mahātmya frame
Scene: Śiva enthroned on Kailāsa as universal sovereign; ranks of gaṇas form a celestial court; Vīrabhadra stands as commander; banners flutter in thin mountain air; sages approach in reverence.
Śiva is portrayed as the supreme sovereign whose rule is upheld by divine order (gaṇas), emphasizing refuge in the Lord’s cosmic governance.
Mount Kailāsa, the paradigmatic sacred mountain that frames the Kedāra-Kailāsa sacred geography in the Skanda Purāṇa.
None is stated in this verse; it functions as a mahatmya-style glorification and setting.
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